An eco-friendly method for creating materials with increased corrosion resistance has been developed at Saratov State Technical University (SSTU). This was reported by the university's press service.
The main advantage of the new method is the absence of strong oxidizing agents, which makes the process more environmentally safe. In addition, electrochemical oxidation results in a more uniform filling of the interlayer spaces of graphite with the intercalate, and therefore, compounds with homogeneous properties are formed.
Now, specialists will be able to produce polyraphene materials in significant volumes.
The material based on multilayer graphene oxide is multifunctional. It can serve as an alternative to a sulfuric acid-based catalyst in the process of fine organic synthesis, providing a reduction in reaction time by 1.5-2 times.
The resulting graphene oxide will increase the microhardness of structural elements and increase their corrosion resistance.
Earlier, www1.ru reported that plasma and laser technologies for aircraft repair were created in Novosibirsk.
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